Kolby’s Korndogs is looking at a new sausage system with an installed cost of $715,000. This cost will be depreciated straight-line to zero over the project’s 6-year life, at the end of which the sausage system can be scrapped for $97,000. The sausage system will save the firm $207,000 per year in pretax operating costs, and the system requires an initial investment in net working capital of $59,000. If the tax rate is 22 percent and the discount rate is 8 percent, what is the NPV of this project?
Answer 1
Year 0 Cash flow
Cost of machine -$715,000
Increase in net
working capital -59000
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Total Cash flow at year 0 -$774,000
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Cash flow from Year 1 to 6
Year 1-6
Savings in cost 207000.00
less: Depreciation -119166.67
(715000/6)
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Operating profit 87833.33
less tax @ 22% -19323.33
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Profit after tax 68510.00
Add: Depreciation 119166.67
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Free cash flow 187676.67
Note: Depreciation is non cash expenses. It is only deducted for tax calculation. Again it will be added as it is not in cash.
Year 6 Terminal cash inflows
Salvage value. 97000
Less: Tax on sale. -21340
Add: Working capital
recovered. 59,000.00
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Terminal cash inflow 134,660.00
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Note: Book value of asset after 6 year Depreciation is
0 0.00
Sale value is 97000
So Capital gain = sale - Book value
=97000-0= 97,000.00
Tax @22% paid on gain= 21340
NpV = sum of all free cash flows
PVF formula = 1/(1+i)^n
for year 1 PVF =1/(1+8%)^1= 0.9259259259
for year 2 PVF =1/(1+8%)^2= 0.8573388203
and So on.
Calcultion of NPV
Year Free cash flow PVF @8% PV
= Cash flow * PVF
0 -$774,000 1.0000
-774,000.00
1 187676.67 0.9259
173,774.69
2 187676.6667 0.8573
160,902.49
3 187676.6667 0.7938
148,983.79
4 187676.6667 0.7350
137,947.95
5 187676.6667 0.6806
127,729.59
6 322,336.67 0.6302 203,126.78
NpV = sum of all free cash flows=
178,465.29
So NPV of project is 178,465.29
Note : year 6 cash inflow includes FCF and Terminal cash inflows.
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